seismologists as it is hard to predict if california is entering a new normal of fewer earthquakes. scientist say we should expect a major earthquake over the next 30 years. new this morning more than 100 people are displaced from an apartment complex. the urgent rescue made by firefighters to save people from the flames. it is opening-day at oracle park in san francisco. the giant organization watching the weather to see if the home opener may face a weather delay. we will have more on that and also some of the new attractions for fans. the tarp is on the field at the park, san francisco preparing for rain today. good morning i am dave clark, let's talk more about the weather. they will play.

maybe not 1:35 but close enough. rain has begun but again it is going pretty quick. it is a weak system so morning rain into early afternoon then clearing up. the breeze has picked up as well. or the timeline, it increases, around noon it should be near the back side of that and i would think we will be on the much dryer side at 2:00. there will be some moderate rain out of this system. there have been some decent totals. you can see some rain beginning to pick up in mendocino county, sonoma county, lake county, would acres also had a quarter inch of rain so we will get morning rain, it will taper off then we break for a friday evening, the wind is there, costs 23 miles per hour at half moon bay.

next system on saturday morning will start to lift north but we will still get some light rain. the rest of the weekend will be all right. amounts have come down but there is still some on the forecast. it is friday light for the most part. we are off to a nice start. if you are seeing the traffic coming in on the golden gate bridge it is moving along well. also some cars are using the windshield wipers so that rain has arrived. that may slow your commute but the volume is like, which is good. richmond bridge approach is a little bit busy. macarthur only taking 24 minutes. at the bay bridge toll plaza it is a 15 minute wait. let's get back to the desk.

new this morning 140 people in santa rosa are being helped by the red cross after fire toward through their apartment complex. it started the last night at the apartments. no one was hurt but people had to be rescued from balconies and from the roof of the building. santa rosa firefighters tweeted out this video, 64 apartments in all were evacuated. at the community center the red cross set up a shelter for evacuees. it took about 40 minutes to get the fire under control. the building did not have a sprinkler system. the cause of the fire is being investigated. elissa harrington will join us at 7:30. in napa fire injured out of service because of a fire at a fire station. it happened at station 26 on highway 29. several fire trucks burned when the garage caught fire. the main fire station was not damaged. firefighters had to move fast

to save the fire station. >> the first arriving fire company recognized they could do the most good by moving as many vehicles away from the building as they could. they saved at least seven vehicles from being damaged. >> there is no word on injuries or how the fire started. later today there will be a vigil in san francisco for a man who was killed at his apartment corrections office in the mission district. 19-year old taiepisi gutu was taken off life support. he died march 27th, 2 days after being shot. police later shot and arrested the suspect, hakim ogden, in southern california. the vigil for taiepisi gutu will start at 6:30 tonight on fairfax avenue in san francisco. the man accused of fatally stabbing a young woman at oakland's macarthur barton station back in court. jon cowell is accused of

killing the 18-year old last july and injuring her sister. a judge is expected to rule on if he is mentally competent to stand trial. two client appointed doctors were designed to examine him, one said he is mentally incompetent, the other doctor could not reach a conclusion. the man accused in the shooting of nipsey hussle is being held on bail this morning. eric holder pleaded not guilty to murder and attempted murder. holder is accused of killing the rapper on sunday. he is expected to be back in court may 10th. there is a vigil today in oakland to honor nipsey hussle. it will be at the clothing store on broadway at 6:00 tonight. a plan to take commuters across the bay on hovercraft may be scaled back. the operator of the ferry wants to study the impact of hovercraft using money from the measure that voters passed in june to raise bridge tolls.

some of that many of us had to go towards expanding the fairies but the examiner says the lawsuit to stop the toll increases they put funding for the hovercraft the study in jeopardy. new this morning government officials in ecuador say no decision has been made on whether to force julian assange to leave that country. that is despite a tweet from wikileaks at a high level source says he will be expelled within hours to days. he has been in that embassy since 2012. he is facing extradition here to the u.s. if he steps foot out of the embassy because he published thousands of stolen classified documents. british prime minister theresa may is asking the eu to extend the deadline for her country to leave the eu from april 12th until june 30th. it is the second extension britain has asked for as lawmakers struggle to agree on

terms of a brexit agreement. there are reports the eu council president will propose giving britain a flexible extension of up to one year. that would need to be approved at a summit next week. the giant home opener is scheduled to begin in a little more than six hours against the tampa bay rays. allie rasmus is live, we have to talk about the rain concerns. >> reporter: very light shower passed over about 15 minutes ago, now you can see it is completely dry out here. the hope is that by game time there will not be any rain. when fans come to the park the first thing they will notice is this massive scoreboard, it is four times larger than the one that was here last season. if you look at the top you can see people still doing some work on it.

they are adding a digital clock. you can see the bottom half is in place. the top half is supposed to be there this afternoon. there have been some delays in putting these finishing touches on because of the rain. i want to bring in stacy, the vice president of communications. happy home opener. there are special ceremonies planned today. >> opening day is always an opportunity to celebrate the new season and remember people we have lost or paid tribute to folks. we are going to honor the late wily-matagi who passed away during the off-season as well as peter mccown, who was responsible for building this ballpark and keeping the team in san francisco. we are also going to pay

tribute to bruce fauci, this is his last season as the manager. finally, we are going to honor first responders rs ders who worked so hard during the california wildfires. they will be on the field as part of the opening ceremony. >> reporter: speaking of the weather, a lot of people are looking at the skies. we had that brief shower. what is is it looking like as a rain delay? >> we are watching the weather very closely. i think it is good luck when it rains on opening day. the latest we are hearing is that the rain should taper off around noon, we are hoping to start the ceremony as close the original time as possible. we are sending out updates to the fans, they can follow us on

twitter. >> reporter: thank you so much. the gates will open at 11:00 a.m. the game is supposed to start at 1:30, we could have a bit of a delay depending on the weather. everyone here seems pretty optimistic it will be rained out. there will definitely be a game. allie rasmus, ktvu news. the city of oakland celebrating the grand opening of a housing project near the coliseum. the event was held yesterday at coliseum connections. it used to be known as the coliseum transit village. half of the 110 units are considered affordable housing. they will rent for about $1300 a month to qualified applicants. the other half of the units will be market rate. >> this is the epitome of what we want to see as we develop

housing. this is mixed use housing. this is what we can do in the future. >> the project was paid for with a combination of public and private money for about $57 million. president trump is visiting california today to visit a part of the border fence. in a moment we will take you live to the border where the president is due to meet with the local law enforcement. the ministry over what happened to a little boy who disappoint years ago in ohio. the new details about the case after the fbi confirmed the latest hope turned out to be a hoax. traffic is doing well at the maze coming around the corner to the bridge. we will tell you a little bit more about the commute coming up.

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happening today the president is making his way to california to visit the mexico border. he will examine a portion of fencing that was just recently fortified. alex michelson is live with the president is due to arrive in just a matter of hours. >> reporter: good morning. behind as is the border patrol station, this is where the president will meet with local leaders a little bit later today. we have new video in that we want to show you. this is the president departing the white house this morning. let's talk about what he will be doing here. he will take a look at the border talking about new border wall construction. he is also set to host a roundtable discussion with officials, including members of the border patrol, about conditions on the ground here.

for the political show the issue is i spoke to hogan ghibli about that is not got a very different view of the president's immigration policy from democratic activist tom steyer. >> the horrific scenes they have seen over the years, the deaths, the drugs, he will hear from them directly. then he will talk directly to the american people and explain how serious this problem is. >> this world is going like this, trying to separate us from the rest of the world and make us a loan, it is really unrealistic. it shows a shocking lack of understanding. >> reporter: yesterday the president announced he will not close the border as he had threatened. he said mexico has stepped up their enforcement. he is hoping they will make more progress giving them one year to do better or else he is now threatening a tariff on cars. as for that meeting here at the

border patrol station, we have been selected to be the reporter to be inside with the president for that meeting. we will have a live coverage throughout the day right here on ktvu. alex michelson, ktvu. >> i have been there a number of times, it is usually low-key but bustling border town, is the scene any different today, are there protesters? are there supporters gathered where you are? >> reporter: we have heard about a protest scheduled a little later in the day, it is not where we are right now, it is actually very quiet right here, it is kind of peaceful. certainly not a chaotic situation. a nice morning and a beautiful day here. it will be interesting to hear what the president says. my guess is he will be painting a picture that may be different than what we are seeing on the ground. >> thank you so much.

the issue is heirs tomorrow when at 6:30 followed by mornings on 2. tests show a young man found on a kentucky street this week is not the missing boy he claimed to be. police say the man who claimed to be timmothy pitzen is in fact a 22-year old ex-convict from ohio. he told police he was timmothy pitzen, said he had escaped from his captors. now the fbi says it was all a hoax. timmothy pitzen's family is devastated. >> we know that you are out there somewhere, we will never stop looking for you. we are praying for you and loving you. >> in 2011 timmothy pitzen's mother checked him out of school in illinois, she spent a

few days with him then killed herself in a hotel room in fact left behind a note that said her son was okay but would never be seen again. new this morning japan's space agency dropped an explosive on an asteroid trying to find out how the solar system began. the spacecraft drop the explosive onto the asteroid, it is 180 million miles from earth. they wanted to make a crater on the service to collect samples to give clues on how the solar system began. scientist say that difficult mission was completed. you may see meteor showers this month, yesterday morning a meteor street across the southeast. the american meteor society says it received 500 reports from people in the carolinas, florida and across alabama. meteor activity goes up in april as the meteor show becomes more active in the next

few weeks. >> meteor showers and rain showers today. we are dry right now although there was some rain at the golden state bridge. right now traffic is looking all right at the macarthur maze coming out to the bay bridge. when you get to the toll plaza you will see the commute is backed up kind of normal. i will tell you it is a little better than normal. you can see that ramp right there is lighter than usual. that is always a good sign. this is a look at 880 in front of the coliseum. the oakland a's had a very successful homestand, now they are away, that means traffic will not be as bad. although tonight there is a golden state warriors game at the arena. if you are on the san mateo bridge that commute is signed. let's bring steve in.

have you been following this tampa bay reliever? he is throwing nasty. have you seen him? >> i haven't actually seen him play but maybe today we will get a chance. this system will leave us in the morning and there out in the afternoon. maybe not a 1:35 start for the game but we will be close. i think the system at 1:00 should begin to make its move out of the picture. at two michael clark it should be gone. heavy rain being reported right now in santa rosa. there has been half an inch of rain for some up in the river. i will have to update this, these are an hour old now. most locations have been less than two tenths of an inch. now making the move into mendocino county, lake county,

parts of napa county and sonoma. some of these rain showers can produce some brief, moderate rain. there has been light rain in san francisco but that is the system that is on its way out. temperatures are way above average. south wind at 22 miles per hour. a lot of energy coming across but there is not much cold air so these systems are weakening as they move towards us. rainfall amounts, projections have come way back compared to where they were. still a quarter to hate half- inch around here would not surprise me. it's these on temperatures. saturday morning a little bit of rain then we will clear out. the seven days looks warmer. east bay congressman eric swallow could soon announce he is running for president. right now he is focusing on gun laws. the death threat that went to

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-- the "rolling stone" recently had to propose their tour. mick jagger says he is devastated but he says he will work hard to be back on stage as soon as he can. prince harry was to ban the survival game fortnite. he says it was "created to addict" prince harry says is it meant to keep young people in front of a computer for as long as possible. he calls it a responsible and says it tears down the bonds of a family. he as social media is more addictive than alcohol or drugs. fortnite had 200 million registered players worldwide. we had a lot of rain recently but california is still in a drought, an earthquake drought. how this century compares to the last 900 years and what the drought may mean for our future. >> reporter: 140 people have been displaced after a fire in

santa rosa. more on the chaotic scene as people stood on their balconies to escape the smoke. we do have traffic that will be busy out there if you are driving on bay area roads. some commutes are a little bit lighter, this one here looks pretty good in front of the oakland coliseum. a lots of cloud cover, in the sierra they will get some snow but it will be high elevation snow starting tonight. itreat them all as if, they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe.

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that is a beautiful sky. a beautiful look at the greatest guy in lot of us are seeing. i know a lot of you want to go to the game today in san francisco to see the giants winter home opener. is the game going to happen at 1:35 will the rain hold off? there are many questions. welcome back. i am dave clark. we have a look at the forecast. st it is going to be close. the system -- if you aren't familiar with the russian river it is pouring out there. what we are concerned about is the baseball game.

the rain is about to make its move. there has been some light rain, they will play, i think this will go through pretty fast. we could have a quarter of an inch of rain in some places. a winter weather advisory at 5:00 p.m. today. y. cloverdale with over a quarter of an inch of rain. there are some impressive totals coming in. they will play, maybe not at 1:35 but they will play. the system is producing heavy rain up in mendocino county, now moving into lake county and napa county. we have seen one third of an inch for some. there is some heavy rain embedded in a few of these

storms. we are 50s for temperatures. the breeze is picking up. the system will get out of here pretty fast this afternoon. the rest of the weekend will be okay, 60s for temperatures. right now we do have traffic moving along pretty well even though it is wet in some areas. it is not went everywhere which is not unusual. let's start at the golden state bridge, traffic has been light. you can tell the windshield wipers are on here. remember when the wipers are on the headlights need to be on as well. his is a look at the westbound richmond bridge approach. there is a backup, not quite as long as it normally is. at the macarthur maze looking good. let's get back to the desk. new this morning investigators in santa rosa

looking for the cause of a fire that left 140 people with no place to stay. it happened at an important building on steel lane. elissa harrington you have been out there for hours. what do you know? >> reporter: good morning. we are getting a closer look at the damage and a better idea of what people went through. a lot of these people tried to fight the fire themselves with what little resources they had. you can see a fire extinguisher, someone broke the glass. we have seen different fire extinguishers around the property. i want to show you the building, over here you can see the city has come out to red tag the building. there is a stairwell, some hallways, where the smoke was so thick, that is why so many people felt trapped. they ran out onto the rooftops to get help. firefighters did have to make several rescues. you can see the heaviest damage

over here. these are the couple of the units that were burned. there is a ladder leading up to a window. this all started last night at around 7:00. this is an older building with no sprinkler system. firefighters arrived and were able to knock down the flames in less than an hour but the building suffered major damage. more than 100. -- more than 140 people have been displaced. many of these people are displaced because utilities had to be shut off. the fire department is working with the red cross to help these people out. we stopped by the community center, i did see one family there getting some resources. firefighters say there are no major injuries to report. i want to show you a little bit of what we are seeing out here. this looks like a sofa on the

ground. there are books scattered all over the place, broken windows, i showed you that broken fire extinguisher, over here you can actually see one of them on the ground. definitely a very scary time for these people. again, half of the complex has been displaced, 300 people live here, 140 can't come back at this time. for the first time the landlords of the ghost ship warehouse appeared in court. it is part of a case over the fire that killed 36 people. eva ng arrived in court first followed minutes later by her brother kai ng. the two, along with their mother, chor ng, own the warehouse that is now a memorial site 2036 people killed in the fire in 2016. the ng's have never been charged. max harris is still in jail with derick almena, they are charged with 36 counts of

involuntary manslaughter. candace nguyen tried to talk to the ngs outside of court yesterday but they would not comment. >> reporter: did you expect to come to court? what kind of questions were asked of you in your? >> inside the courtroom attorneys asked eva ng and kai ng about their relationship with derick almena, their knowledge of the people living in the warehouse and if they were responsible for the deaths. eva ng and kai ng refused to testify taking the fifth amendment. jury selection in the trial against derick almena in mike harris will begin april 16. new details this morning about the deaths are eight members of the hart family who died last year when the suv drove off of a cliff into the ocean. a inquest has determined it was a murder suicide. it concluded jennifer hart deliberately drove her family into the ocean.

she killed herself, her wife and there six children. it happened days after authorities in washington started investigating allegations of child neglect. toxicology report indicate the children were given high doses of benadryl before the car was driven off the cliff. police investigating a stabbing in san jose this morning. it was 11 homicide of the year. it happened last night on north capitol avenue. a man who was stabbed died at the hospital. no word on any arrest. police in alameda investigating a body found at the scene of a brush fire. crews found the body yesterday afternoon in veterans memorial park. they spotted the body when they put out a small vegetation fire. right now we don't know if foul play was involved. investigators are still trying to determine the name of the person who died.

the man accused in a sword attack outside of a san francisco roller rink is in jail this morning facing charges of attempted murder. 30-year old leor bergland is accused of cutting another man with a sword, injuring his left hand. witnesses say the attacker was making anti- gay remarks and wearing a maga hat which was knocked off his head just before the attack. this happened on march 29th in san francisco. mayor eric swalwell is not letting a death truck stop his run for a presidency. en someone left a rant on the voicemail of his district office. he posted the track on mine then replied "i am not afraid. not of this caller. not of the nra." eric swalwell has pushed for college be more affordable.

>> as a father of two kids, paying off student debt, i am optimistic about the future. . >> eric swalwell will not say he is running for the president but says he is planning a major town hall next week. a congressman will enter a crowded field if he does in fact announce his candidacy. there are at least 15 democratic lawmakers running so far. tim ryan is the most recent to join. joe biden is expected to declare this month. michael cohen says he has new information offer democrats if they convince authorities to reduce or delay his coming three year prison sentence. michael cohen says he just got back a new round of files that

were seized during an fbi raid. he asked for help to persuade new york prison officials to allow him more time before he has to report to jail so he can sort through 14 million documents. he is also asking for a reduced jail sentence in exchange for his cooperation. michael cohen is due to report to prison next month. he pleaded guilty last year to tax evasion and lying to congress. critics of the trump administration are waiting for attorney general william barr to release the full mueller report about russian influence on election. last night demonstrators held marches in oakland and san rafael, it was part of a nationwide protest calling for the release of the report. >> the fact they are withholding it so much clearly shows there is something in it they don't want us to see.

>> it is important to know the truth. we need to rise as americans to defend democracy. >> at one point last night demonstrators phoned the justice department at the same time demanding the release of the report. this morning joe biden is speaking publicly for the first time since several women accused him of touching them in ways that made them uncomfortable. he is set to speak in washington dc. analysts say they don't expect him to spend a lot of time in the speech addressing the allegations. in a social media posts he said he would be more mindful and respectful. his defenders are standing by him. >> i have known joe biden for over 30 years, he has never been inappropriate with me. he is a decent human being. >> supporters say the allegations against him have not derailed plans for a 2020

presidential run. still ahead, fire engines in the north bay go up in flames. coming up, the late night fire at a fire station and the investigation that is happening. you probably blame the commute for being late for work, when you are steph curry you cannot let the bay bridge stand in your way. the major move he and his wife are considering.

welcome back. a suspect in a stolen truck involved in a high-speed chase in los angeles is in jail after leading police across la county in the truck. investigators say he weaved through rush hour traffic

across several cities hitting cars and smashed into an suv. finally he was arrested after slamming into an suv in pasadena and seriously injuring the driver. there is a new poll that finds people in san francisco favor a takeover of pg&e electrical infrastructure within san francisco. the public utilities commission has shown interest in the idea since pg&e announced plans to file for bankruptcy. a research firm found 56% of those who were polled favored the city buying pg&e power lines and other equipment with a goal of becoming energy independent. 22% oppose the idea. the golden state warriors are close to clinching number one after a blowout in los angeles against the lakers.

steph curry had seven points last night but that pass to kevin tarrant was the play of the night. demarcus cousins led the team went 21 points. the warriors are back home today to play cleveland. while thousands of people commute across the bay bridge every day steph curry says now that his office is moving to san francisco his family might move there too. he and his wife live in the east bay with their children. they have owned homes in many different places but because the warriors are moving to the do building in san francisco they are considering living in san francisco as well. steph curry talked about the move on his youtube series recently. >> there is nothing like a parade in downtown oakland.

>> do you have a helicopter? >> he joked it could easily be late for a game in san francisco because of the commute. they have lot to think about with their three young children. they have a community in the east bay. i know you grew up in the city, moving to san francisco from livermore would have been like moving to mars back then. >> wherever you grew up is what you think is best. later on you realize that is not the case at all you just need to try new things. he will be fine wherever he goes. i used to think there was no other place like san francisco. i love the entire bay area right now. whatever he does, good for him.

this is the commute that the bay bridge getting into san francisco it is backed up 20 minutes before you make it into san francisco. there has been no major problems. no problems on the san mateo or dunbar bridge. as you move around the bay there is not a lot of traffic. a couple of minor accidents. the south bay commute has been nice. 280 traffic looks good. we just missed it again. we do have rain moving in, heavy rain up in the russian river. it is nice in the south bay so there are many different forecastss this morning.

happy 87th birthday to your mother. what time should we show up? >> i will be there. >> a little bit of rain. almost an inch of rain in kazin zero. current bill -- look at the line forming from marin county, it is beginning to make its move towards other parts of the bay. one quarter of an inch of rain north of the golden gate bridge. wind gusts 40 miles per hour. the giants will play. maybe not a 1:35 starts but they will play. the good news is the system should be gone early afternoon. the next couple of hours is when rainfall will pick up. hopefully it will start to

decrease. look at those lines in napa county searching towards parts of sonoma county. there is some pretty good rain west of san francisco. the system is moving. 58 at the oakland airport. 50s for many. 23 miles per hour gust at half moon bay. we will get rain this morning to taper off later this afternoon. the next system will give us cloud cover and a little bit of rain saturday morning. sunday does look better. highs today in the 60s. rain develops for the morning. a little bit warmer on sunday. it is not your typical

drought, a study says california is in an earthquake ground. when we come back we will tell you why researchers say this may mean more earthquakes in the future. let's check in with frank mallicoat to see what is coming up. good morning. coming up, nearly 18 months after coffee park was devastated by the fire one family is moving back into there newly built home. >> for now i appreciate everything i have. >> coming up we will bring you an update on tom in my tonya stewart, how they lost everything in the fire had made the long journey back into their new home. i will tell you the one thing they missed so much. that is all coming up, stay right there. (dad) this ice cream cake needs a freezer.

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an earthquake drought is what seismologists a california is going through. a new study shows fewer major earthquakes in california in the last century then in the hundred year averages dating back 1000 years. the napper earthquake in 2014 was the last time an earthquake that size or bigger hit california. scientists say the hayward, san andreas faults should have four big earthquakes per century but that has not been the case. elon musk is facing a deadline to clear up some big problems he faces in running tesla and there is good news about the economy this morning. pam cook is here with a look at the information. >> reporter: the labor

reporting good news, 200,000 jobs added last month. economists were predicting a gain of 170,000. when the opening bell rang an hour ago stocks headed higher on that strong jobs report. the dow jones up one quarter of a%, the s&p 500 up one half of a% right now, nasdaq at 7935 is up one half%. a federal judge giving tesla's ceo elon musk two weeks to resolve the dispute with his company. that battle centers on weather he violated the terms of a settlement he reached with the sec over a controversial tweet about the demand for tesla cars. the judge said she will resolve the conflict if the two sides failed to reach a deal. tesla stock gaining some of the losses from yesterday's

dropped. that came after tess lake reported a big drop in sales in 2019. tesla says a tax credit for electric cars was cut in half, that made its cars a tougher sell. elon musk has already stepped down as chairman of the board. with this deadline he may be forced out of the ceo position. he could possibly be barred from using twitter. those are some of the speculations of what will happen. right now the president is on air force one flying here to california. up next, what his plans are for today and how he is backing off his threat to shut down the border. almost 150 people in the north bay waking up in a shelter this morning. how a fire displaced an entire apartment complex. ♪

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we have a light rain falling over oracle park, giants fans may be concerned about the rain delay for the home opener today. we will have an update on the conditions and but fans can expect. the president visiting the border this morning. the meetings he has planned for today as he talks about his plans for a border wall. good morning. welcome back. i am frank mallicoat, it looks like a rainy day. >> allie rasmus has her own brother out of the ballpark. better now there 1:35.

they are going to play today. good morning, frank. next week we will get some sun behind you. we do have rain in the russian river. r. there is some pretty good rain also towards petaluma, i woke up with light rain in petaluma. look at the amounts coming in. occidental three quarters of an inch. the system is making its move. it does look like a morning event. they are going to open the gates at 11:30 a.m. i would be surprised if they played at 1:35 but they will play. for the next few hours that system will make an impact

until noon. after 1:00 it should starts to temper off. heavy rain moving into the north. look at the line in lake county and sonoma county. there is moderate rain. the system is finally arriving. ng. it is going to bring in some wind. we have a pretty good breeze. saturday morning we still have some rain, saturday night into sunday should be better. there is still going to be some rain in the russian river. 60s for temperatures today. we do see traffic is going to be busy at the bay bridge, today is the opener at oracle park for the giants. here is going to be busy traffic although the rain may keep some people away.

we will see some slow traffic there. let's talk about some of the other commutes. this is a look at 880 in oakland, it is getting crowded near the colosseum. on the san mateo bridge that looks good. let's get back to the desk. this morning 100 people in santa rosa are being helped by the red cross after a fire in your apartment complex. the fire started last night at the apartments on west steel lane. no one was hurt but firefighters rescued people. firefighters tweeted this video, you can see the burned- out remains of the apartment building. 64 apartments were evacuated. at the community center the red cross has set up a shelter. it took firefighters 40 minutes to get the fire under control. the building does not have a sprinkler system. the cause of the fire is being investigated this morning. let's bring in elissa

harrington at 8:30. in napa fire engines out of service because of a fire at a fire station. it happened at station number 26 on highway 29 last night. several trucks burned when a garage caught fire. the main fire station was not damaged. firefighters had to work quickly to save the station. >> first arriving fire companies recognize they could do the most good by moving as many vehicles away from the building as they could. they saved seven vehicles from being damaged. >> still no word on injuries are how that fire got started. the to a man a crew used in a sort attack of outside of a roller rink is behind bars facing charges of attempted murder. 30-year old joseph taeotui leor bergland is accused of cutting a man. witnesses say he was making anti- gay remarks and wearing a

maga hat. it was knocked off his head just before the attack. this all happened on march 29th. a stabbing in san jose being investigated this morning. it happened last night on north capitol avenue. one man died at the hospital, no word on any arrest. boeing ceo is apologizing for the two crashes are at 737 max airplanes. >> it is apparent in both flights the maneuvering characteristics augmentation system activated in response to erroneous angle of attack information. >> family of a 24-year old woman killed in the ethiopian airline crash is not filed a wrongful death lawsuit against boeing, and the faa. attorneys say a defect in the max 8 cause the airplane to nosedive causing a loss of control, something also reported by other pilots months

earlier. today the president is on his way to california where he will tour a section of border fencing. air force one took off just a few moments ago. the president says he will not try to check on the border as he has previously threatened. instead he is now threatening to put tariffs on cars coming to the u.s. from mexico. on lex mexico does more to stop a flow of migrants trying to enter the u.s. we will take you live for full coverage of the visit coming up in just about 20 minutes. it is finally time to say play a ball at oracle park. allie rasmus joins us live inside the ballpark with a look at the new attractions this season. >> reporter: for now everyone is keeping your eye on the weather. the concern is will there be a

rain delay for this home opener as he giants played the tampa bay rays. behind me they have the tarp on the field keeping it drive. the organization has been updating fans on an hourly basis. the latest update we have is they expect the bulk of the rain to move out at noon. there will be a game today the question is when will it happen? behind us rain is not stopping people from putting some last minute touches, this is a massive scoreboard, four times bigger than the old one. hansville notice it, if we zoom in you can see people still working on it. still do not work, it is supposed to be done at 1:35 today. before the game starts they will be kicking out the

homeowner with ceremonies paying tribute to people who have contributed to the team over the years. >> we lost very important members of the family, general partner peter mccown who really built the ballpark. he passed away and we will honor him. we are also paying tribute to willie -- to willie mccovey who we also lost last fall and his family will be here. we will have a special tribute to him at 1st base. >> reporter: also on the field before the game starts the giants will have 51st responders from the wildfires to thank them for their heroism and bravery. there will also be tributes today and throughout the year two bruce bochy who will be retiring at the end of this season. again the game is supposed to start at 1:35, weather permitting, it may be a bit delayed but gates open at 11:00 a.m. rain or shine. be sure to bring some rain gear

because it could get a little wet during the afternoon. conflicting reports, coming up how officials in ecuador are responding to news at julian assange is about to be released from the embassy in london. at least 100-foot flames coming down. >> a santa rosa family taking a huge step in the road to recovery. up next their emotional journey that starts and ends on the very same piece of land. ee down, treat them all as if they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe.

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that was left of his house. 492 days after the fire ravaged the entire neighborhood he and his wife and grandson are finally back home. >> it is almost as surreal as what the fire was. you have it but you don't really fully comprehend that you have got it, that you are really here. >> reporter: he day was february 12th and these les miles tell a story of a long journey. for nearly 16 months they lived in a motorhome directly across the street. they spent days watching and waiting as they witnessed their new home come alive again. what was once an empty lot suddenly came to be. from the foundation to the framing, they saw it all. >> it is almost indescribable

that we were able to do this, almost every day, every nail, slowly, slowly coming into view. it has been amazing. >> reporter: their new home is twice the size, spacious, ceilings, huge bedrooms, everything is new again come. toaster to their silverware, after 400 night in a cozy home on wheels one room in particular has become their favorite. >> it feels nice to take a bath again. they didn't have one of these in the motorhome. >> at least 100-foot flames blowing wind at 60 miles per hour. >> reporter: forever grateful they will never forget that fateful october night. they lost everything in the

fire. her wedding ring is still in this melted coins. his prized pt cruiser is gone. the only thing that survived was a pond full of fish. they are now moving on. >> i don't think as much as one would think, it is almost to the point, i would say now, unless someone brings it up, it is something that we don't want to go back to. >> be thankful for what you have. you don't know what you have until it is gone. now i appreciate everything that i have. if it is gone tomorrow i have had it. >> reporter: 191 homes have been completed, 689 of the 1400 laws are be rebuilt. that means 70% of coffee park homeowners have moved in or

will this year. the neighborhood is coming back and for them, it is something that did not seem possible back in 2017 as they begin to start making new memories in a new home. >> every room, starting with the front door, through here, i take time to look at it to realize it is real, it is here. we are here. >> reporter: they are home and they are loving it. tom tells me his new bathroom is the size of his entire motorhome. the one thing they learned is more than anything else was just patience. you have to wait. they watched this thing unfold in front of them. now they are finally back home. >> many other people are on the other side still waiting for insurance, for building plans, there must be many families not

enjoying that experience. >> that is true, 200 people have moved into new homes, 1400 people lost their homes. by the end of this year 70% of the homes will have been rebuilt. but there is still that 30% jumping through red tape. some don't have the insurance money. some are still waiting and hoping to start building. for that family, they are finally home. let's get to the commute. i think today in combination of things, some schools are off for spring break this week. also, we are looking at a friday commute where there may be some rain. ai at the bay bridge there is a crowd, of course today is a giant's home opener that will cause some issues. it will cause traffic issues are they in san francisco.

my suggestion is you take bart. this is 880 in oakland, traffic is going to be heavy. no major issues in the area however it is a slowing down. as we look at the san mateo bridge that commute is nice. we have not been focusing on the south bay commute because there is not much to talk about. it has been like. let's bring stephen. they are going to play today but i don't know if they will start on time because there he is really heavy rain right now. we see heavy rain in rohnert park. park. they will play. watch this line form, look at

that, about 1 inch of rain already. this line stretches into lake county, middletown, hidden valley lake. there is still some rain moving in, in marin county in between dylan beach, highway one, it is really coming down. this system has been a big time show but mainly to the north. some lines are now approaching san francisco. the home opener will happen just not sure it will happen at 1:35. a lot of cloud cover streaming across. ss

50s as far as temperatures go. breeze at 25 miles per hour at the half moon bay airport. lot going on across the pacific, not much cold air that is why rainfall rates have been cut back a little bit. 60s as far as temperatures. these are below average for this time of the year. we will see about the same on saturday. it does look better on sunday. coming up why a coalition is speaking up against the plan that the mayor says will lead to more construction in the city. up next another live report from the border. what the president has plan when he arrives in california to talk border security.

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future. >> we reached out to the congressman to ask him about reports he will announce a presidential run expected next tuesday on the late show. eric swalwell would not confirm but he is planning a town hall about gun violence next week, it will be held near the site of the parkland florida school shooting. it is already a crowded field for nominees, officially there are 15 democratic candidates, now in the race tim ryan is the most recent. former vice president joe biden is expected to declare this month. today the president making his way to california where he will visit the border. he is scheduled to examine a porsche of the fencing that was recently fortified. alex michelson joins us live. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.

calexico is about 115 miles from san diego. this is the portable joe station where the president is headed. let's take a look at video of air force one taking off. the president is now in the air expected to land in california around 11:45. he will take a look at some newly fortified border wall. he will also meet with local law enforcement officials from california at the border patrol station. to preview that the issue is, i spoke with the deputy and i also talked to activist tom steyer who has a very different view of all of this. take a listen. >> they will tell exactly what is going on at that stop, the horrific scenes they have seen over the years, the deaths, the drugs, he will hear from them directly. then he will talk directly to the american people to explain how serious this problem is. >> this world is going like this in trying to separate us from the rest of the world and make us alone, it is

unrealistic. >> reporter: the president had been threatening that he could close the border with mexico by the end of this week, he said yesterday that is not going to happen. he said mexico has been showing a lot of cooperation since he made that threat so they will not be a border shut down today. he will talk about that more here today. we have been selected as the pool reported to be with the president for the visit so we will have live coverage all day. alex michelson, ktvu. >> alex will be talking tomorrow 6:30. up next the giants get ready for their home opener this afternoon. when we come back we will go to

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it is another gray start to the day. >> i think we are getting used

to it. i am frank mallicoat. steve is front and center on the forecast that needs lot to the baseball fans. i think they will play but maybe not at 1:35 because this system is inching closer. there has been some really heavy rain reports coming in. one half inch of rain in santa rosa. lake county and northern napa county with some rain. there is a lot going on, even in marin county there are some half inch reports coming in. it is pretty impressive. it is inching closer beginning to make the move to south san francisco. there might be a little delay, good news is the system is making a move. morning rain into early afternoon then late clearing. it looks like rain decreasing

after the noon hour. let's hope it gets out of here. there will be more rain on saturday morning. it is mild, not cold, that is the good news. 60s as far as the temperatures go. we are looking at the richmond bridge, i am looking at traffic creeping up to the toll plaza. you will see a little bit of a slow down but it is getting better. i think some people wanted to avoid the rain on friday. people don't want to deal with it. 80 west 24 minute drive even with the rain. the bay bridge is improving. remember today is the home opener. i would suggest taking bart that way you don't have to worry about parking.

by the way they raised the prices for some of this parking. i have seen $90 to park your car out there. this is a look at 880, it is a little slow. let's get back to the desk. we are learning more about a fire that tore through an apartment complex in santa rosa. elissa harrington just spoke with one of the people who had to be rescued. she joins us live. >> reporter: good morning. the fire started on the second floor of the building, that man lived just down the hall, he said he heard smoke alarms go off but the smoke was so bad he could not see his hand in front of his face. that man, his wife, and dog all had to be rescued. >> the fire department got us down. we couldn't go down the hall because it was too much smoke. we had to get on the roof to wait for the fire department.

>> reporter: that man, tom logan, carried his dog out of the window and firefighters took her down the ladder. the family is now staying in a motel. the building has been red tags. utilities have been shut off displacing 140 people. the fire started last night at this apartment building. firefighters say it began in a unit on the second floor. flames spread to neighboring units while smoke raced down the hall. many people couldn't see past the smoke so they ran to the roof to be rescued. fire alarms did go off but there are no sprinklers, that man described to flames shooting out of the windows, he said, it brought back bad memories of the other fire. >> here we go again. we had those fires two years ago. we were evacuated at that time also. >> reporter: the red cross as

set up a shelter at the community center on west college avenue. we stopped by there this morning, they are giving out blankets, we did see at least one family they are getting some of those services. we don't know when people will be allowed to go back. there is definitely a lot of damage. at least four units have been burned. we are also seeing a lot of debris on the ground. there is a ladder leading to a broken window, that shows you how chaotic is was as these people tried to escape. we don't know of any major injuries. a few people were treated at the scene but no one taken to the hospital. elissa harrington, ktvu. a standoff about a home in atlanta ended this morning after more than 15 hours. police now say three people were found dead inside of the home. the ordeal started yesterday morning when police were called

to a home for a domestic disturbance. two police officers were shot as they responded to the home. police say the gunmen barricaded himself inside and held a pregnant woman and her 16-year old son hostage. a swat team entered the house this morning in my found the hostages and the gunmen dead. police say they believe the suspect shot himself, both of the injured officers are expected to survive. new details about the death of the hard family who died last year when the suv drove off a cliff into the ocean. an inquest has determined it was a murder suicide and include jennifer hardman deliberately drove her family suv into the ocean of highway 1 from a dirt parking area killing herself from her wife and there six children. this happened days after authorities in the home state of washington started investigating allegations of child neglect. toxicology reports indicate the children were given high doses

of benadryl before the car was driven off the cliff. government officials in ecuador say no decision has been made on whether to force julian assange to lose -- leave the country. that is the bite a tweet from wikileaks at a high level source says he will be expelled within hours. julian assange has been held up in the embassy since 2012. he is facing extradition to the u.s. if he steps foot out of the embassy for publishing thousands of stolen classified documents. the giant structure home opener with a 2 at 5 record. everyone who is wearing orange and black is helping to turn the team around. joe fonzi will be covering the game for us. he joins us live rick gates open in a couple of hours. everyone is looking at the sky. how is it looking out there? >> reporter: that is the main thing everyone is looking at today, is there going to be

enough clearing to get the game in. so far they will be able to play. i don't know what it is about opening day, you look back at max a what has happened in the last year. it is my pleasure to welcome in someone who has seen a few of these. the giants executive vice president. we have been doing this for a long time. i guess the most obvious thing i would ask is as an executive what is new at the ballpark this year, the most obvious, you are working on the scoreboard that will be ready by game time today. >> we open at 11:00 today as you see the new scoreboard is the centerpiece of the ballpark. it is three times the size of the other one. this is a huge board, it is crystal clear and it becomes the centerpiece of the experience. we are thrilled to unveil it

today. >> reporter: you said this a couple minutes ago, never fails, you had all off-season to get this done, it was supposed to be done by 11:00 today. >> the weather has been interesting. as you can see it is just being completed now. it is amazing, opening day -- the off-season can be three months and we are still down to the last couple of hours. that is the mystique of opening day. it is a fun day, the beginning of a new season. we are just thrilled to be here. it soundss like the weather will clear so we will get the game in. again, it is friday afternoon so we have no place else to go. >> reporter: i agree. the tarp is on the field. the giants will get it in today. nothing better on a friday didn't to be at the ballpark. as i said you kind of reflect

on opening day, it was a difficult year because of the people you lost. i know you are honoring willie mccovey this year. it is always a time to reflect on what has happened. >> it was a tough off-season losing willie mccovey is my peter recently in february, we will honor them before the game. when you lose someone as close as willie mccovey is my peter were to the organization it is kind of bittersweet. on the other hand we want to celebrate who they were. if it wasn't for peter we would not be here today. willie mccovey lissette every single game. -- willie mccovey was at every single game. we will do a nice tribute to them today. it makes opening day even that much more special. hopefully we get some sunshine. >> reporter: the thing that you can't help reflecting about

at the stadium is its 20 years old now, it is still a sparkling jewel, you do everything in your power to keep it fresh. congratulations on that. i feel the rain drops coming right now. >> as long as it is gone by first pitch. we will be fine. >> reporter: thank you again. we will see you again next year is opening day. let's keep doing this. we will see you guys in an hour. coming up, a campaign set for target that will help your wallet and be helpful to the environment. we are still in a drought, in earthquake drought. how the recent seismic activity compared to years past. that is coming up next. ♪

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four days from now city council in san jose will consider if a tenants protection what is impeding development of new housing. jesse gary is live in the studio to bring us reaction. >> reporter: good morning. that ordinance was passed a few years ago as a protection for

renters if they are landlord wants to change the status of the building they are living in. for example if the landlord wanted to redevelop the entire building which would display see people who are already living there. let's take a look at the video, an example of this would be the demolition of the reserve apartments in san jose to make room for more market rate housing or as opposed to affordable are low income housing. thursday renters gathered at city hall to speak out against such policies that enable property owners to kick out tenants on see status of the building changes. members of the renters rights coalition voiced concerns about a report from city staff originally requested by the san jose city council. they say removing the ordinance will make it easier for more redevelopment of existing buildings displacing many people. >> i am concerned about the fact that we have people in city hall that are passing laws

that are affecting the majority of the people that live in the city. they are protecting the people that are making the money in the city because i believe that money is funneling of the elevator all the way to the top. >> the mayor maintains altering the law discourages development 1 slows growth. "-- roback the council will vote to accept the report, one set is done they can use a report to possibly craft policy changes in the coming months. we are live inside san jose studios. jesse gary, ktvu. back to you. we have got opening day, it is a friday, could it get any better? i know you are going to the game, right? i am, it could get better, it could be sunny but i am just nitpicking. i am so happy it is friday.

let's talk about 80 west, 25 minute drive on the macarthur maze. not a terrible commute. you will see slow traffic as you drive through the area. there have been no major problems at the bay bridge. today being opening day there will be people getting into san francisco. that is a look at 880, traffic is fine. san mateo bridge mike a you across the bay. you can see things are definitely lighter than usual. let's bring steve in with the forecast. rain is beginning to make its way. it has already been really impressive. it is coming down pretty good. looks like it is letting up in parts of marrone county but from dillon beach towards

petaluma it has been really raining. it is really coming down in parts of lake county around hidden valley lake up to clear lake, that is the main line. finally beginning to make a move in san francisco. some of this is beginning to make the move but the heaviest will be golden gate bridge north. it does look like it is storm is moving out. even if we get a break there is a back as to the system, that will play into the home opener today, they will play, may not be the best weather but they will play. rain ending early afternoon then it should be improving. there will still be a lot of clubs -- there will still be a lot of clouds. 60s as far as temperatures go. cloud cover tonight giving us rain saturday morning. sunday looks better in mark

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16 couples have a chance to book a destination wedding for the top of mount diablo. the clerk recorder will take 16 appointments and weddings will be performed right there on the observation deck. grab your glove and make room for garlic fries, the giants home opener is just hours away, we are live at the park with a preview of what is new for 2019. you may want to bring a rain jacket, will have your forecast for the game and will it rain this weekend? we are exploring new diet and nutrition trends including the popular coffee brand that claims to offer more than just a caffeine fix. morning, friday, april 5, 2019. we are seeing rain this morning. we have some showers here and there, we certainly hope that